What next for G7? | Number Theory

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In current dollar terms, the G7 countries’ share in global GDP in 2025 is expected to be about 45%. This number used to be more than 60% until two decades ago and was more than two-thirds for a decade beginning in the mid-1980s. A break-up of GDP shares by US and non-US members of the G7 and the US shows that the group’s loss in global GDP share is primarily a reflection of the loss of economic prowess of the non-US members. In fact, the GDP gap between US and non-US members of the G7 has been rising consistently in the recent past and is expected to maintain the trend.

Representational image.(AFP)

What's next for G7

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